Does the nwo not read the bible

Can i get the "spot on" predictions please. I have never seen or read any bible predictions that actually came true...I await.

originally posted by: toktaylor
Can i get the "spot on" predictions please. I have never seen or read any bible predictions that actually came true...I await.

Do you realize that what you're saying is like someone saying, "Gee, I've never seen the full set of 2027 baseball cards. I think that means they're not real."

Maybe you haven't seen any of the predictions come true because it hasn't been the time for them to come true yet. Do you think that could be a possibility?

originally posted by: misterE12
To get to the nitty gritty of it why would the anti christ follow through with his plan if it ultimately leads to his destruction in the lake of fire? Why wouldn't the nwo be familiar with revelations?

Two reasons:
1 - There's no "NWO" organization. Never was.
2 - The Bible is a collection of books, written at different times by different people and put together in a single book (after a lot of discussion and the occasional excommunication.) Revelation was a controversial choice and many involved in deciding which books go into the Bible didn't want it in there. Some Christian sects do not accept it because of its textual problems and some felt it was a false prophecy.

So... even the men who created the book called The Bible didn't agree on its accuracy, and they were the ones who rejected a lot of other books and letters for the final product.

originally posted by: TrulyColorBlind

originally posted by: toktaylor
Can i get the "spot on" predictions please. I have never seen or read any bible predictions that actually came true...I await.

Do you realize that what you're saying is like someone saying, "Gee, I've never seen the full set of 2027 baseball cards. I think that means they're not real."

Maybe you haven't seen any of the predictions come true because it hasn't been the time for them to come true yet. Do you think that could be a possibility?

In order for a prophecy to be convincing, it should be:

1. understood as a prophecy from the very beginning (not converted into a prophecy in hindsight),
2.a highly improbable event,
3.well out of human control,
4.specific enough that only one event could satisfy it, and this meaning should be understood prior to fulfillment
5. fulfilled in a narrow time frame or given a specific deadline,
6. fulfilled literally (never spiritually or metaphorically),
7. unedited or accurately translated,
8. the fulfillment must be extremely well documented (ideally observable),
9. and the prophecy should not be grouped with other prophecies that have failed, they should all be successful.

originally posted by: TrulyColorBlind

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: TrulyColorBlind

Then, I guess I'll be in the same boat as you!

Wrong again. At least you're consistent.

You think Jesus is going to recognize someone who gleefully hopes for the destruction of life as we know it, Jews and everyone on earth who isn't a Christian like you? I say it's you who won't be recognized.

originally posted by: TrulyColorBlind
Maybe you haven't seen any of the predictions come true because it hasn't been the time for them to come true yet. Do you think that could be a possibility?

But that contradicts what you said earlier:

...the things predicted in Revelation are seemingly being lined up just like it said they would, the Bible must be right.

So where are these "spot on" predictions?

a reply to: misterE12

The Devil knows the scriptures better than any man.

a reply to: asabuvsobelow

Ok, what is the other messages

Imo, I think Jesus might of been based off the earlier years of the Infamous, Apollonius of Tyana, while Paul might of ether been a cover up by or an alias of his.

Apollonius seems to have been quite famous, even for earliest sects Christians, philosophers an mathematicians. He would of been roughly the same age as Jesus too give or take, and in some contexts by early priest seem to not make any distinction between him an Paul.

Thing is Apollonius is usually depicted as a Pythagorist, or Gnostic, and was more of a Polytheist. Yet, both Paul an him share very similar views on wealth, law an order, an celibacy.

He might of been good, really good, so good that it was bad.

originally posted by: TrulyColorBlind

originally posted by: toktaylor
Can i get the "spot on" predictions please. I have never seen or read any bible predictions that actually came true...I await.

Do you realize that what you're saying is like someone saying, "Gee, I've never seen the full set of 2027 baseball cards. I think that means they're not real."

Maybe you haven't seen any of the predictions come true because it hasn't been the time for them to come true yet. Do you think that could be a possibility?

Congratulations on evading the question and acting self righteous about it.

originally posted by: misterE12
To get to the nitty gritty of it why would the anti christ follow through with his plan if it ultimately leads to his destruction in the lake of fire? Why wouldn't the nwo be familiar with revelations?

I believe that it's a spiritual thing... they are blinded to it. "Scales on the eye's," so to speak. Kind of like how the lunatic left absolutely cannot see or comprehend truth when they see it.

a reply to: mytquin
You do realize that there are billions of spiritual people who don't believe in your god and that particular story.

They could basically say the same thing about you for not believing what they believe.

originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: mytquin
You do realize that there are billions of spiritual people who don't believe in your god and that particular story.

They could basically say the same thing about you for not believing what they believe.

You do realize I didn't identify with any particular god...? 🙄

And, beside that... why would one have to be spiritual to be effected by a supernatural occurrence?

a reply to: mytquin
But the post you were agreeing with did. I mean there are only two with an antichrist and even those two can't agree on the details.

originally posted by: TrulyColorBlind

No, the New World Order did not write the Bible.

Who wrote the Bible? And if Christianity has grown to be the worlds dominant religion doesn't that make them the closest thing to being a forefather to the NWO?

originally posted by: toktaylor
Can i get the "spot on" predictions please. I have never seen or read any bible predictions that actually came true...I await.

I may have been a bit hasty in my response to you. For that I apologise. I you'll detail all the Bible predictions you've seen that haven't come true, I'll try to explain them.

But in order for me to explain them I need those predictions you've seen that haven't come true to be:

1. Accepted as a true prophecy by accredited Bible scholars.
2. A highly improbable event.
3. Well out of human control, and not simply "It's nature."
4. A specific event and not one that can be confused with another one.
5. Not fulfilled in the time frame you thought it was supposed to be fulfilled in. Include your time frame for reference.
6. Literally not fulfilled like you understood the Bible to actually claim it would be.
7. Reference these unfulfilled prophecies with the proper book, verse and chapter out of the Bible. An accepted translation of the Bible.
8. The non-fulfillment must be extremely well documented.
9. These prophecies must be ones that are standalone and not grouped in with others. Heaven forbid somebody claim that Revelation is one big prophecy and if someone thinks one didn't come true, that it invalidates all the rest.

I'll be glad to help you out with this! Thank you!

Both read the Bible day and night, but thou read black where I read white.

William Blake

Believers and atheists follow the same road.

As to the satanists, they delight in causing suffering to others, in destroying innocence. Lovers of pain who think it better to rule in hell than serve in heaven whilst completely missing the point that to rule in hell is to suffer the most.

All of the players in the world domination game are the same. Government, corporatists, the church in the world, all of them want power and control over others. Outwardly, they may hold different values but intrinsically, they are the same, imbued with the notion they are kings that possess divine rights.

originally posted by: TrulyColorBlind

originally posted by: toktaylor
Can i get the "spot on" predictions please. I have never seen or read any bible predictions that actually came true...I await.

I may have been a bit hasty in my response to you. For that I apologise. I you'll detail all the Bible predictions you've seen that haven't come true, I'll try to explain them.

But in order for me to explain them I need those predictions you've seen that haven't come true to be:

1. Accepted as a true prophecy by accredited Bible scholars.
2. A highly improbable event.
3. Well out of human control, and not simply "It's nature."
4. A specific event and not one that can be confused with another one.
5. Not fulfilled in the time frame you thought it was supposed to be fulfilled in. Include your time frame for reference.
6. Literally not fulfilled like you understood the Bible to actually claim it would be.
7. Reference these unfulfilled prophecies with the proper book, verse and chapter out of the Bible. An accepted translation of the Bible.
8. The non-fulfillment must be extremely well documented.
9. These prophecies must be ones that are standalone and not grouped in with others. Heaven forbid somebody claim that Revelation is one big prophecy and if someone thinks one didn't come true, that it invalidates all the rest.

I'll be glad to help you out with this! Thank you!

Because the ability to see the future is an extraordinary claim, it requires some extraordinary evidence. This is why we MUST insist that prophecies be extremely improbable, specific, and the prediction and fulfillment well documented. e.g. I tell you I can fly, definitely the proof would be in the act, not in me telling you to prove I cannot fly. Your logic is reaching...

Sorry, what's The Bible?